Re:After spending $57M on Facebook ads, I was kicked off
by vosper on Monday January 04, 2021 @01:27PM
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> representing speculative things as high-confidence erodes your credibility
I wish you were right, but I actually think most of the time the exact opposite is true: appearing highly-confident about speculative things makes someone seem more credible, rather than less.
Re:After spending $57M on Facebook ads, I was kicked off
by faeyanpiraat on Monday January 04, 2021 @02:32PM
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Right up until something you say gets proven to be wrong.
The higher confidence you presented your wrong statement, the higher the hit to your credibility will be.
Re:After spending $57M on Facebook ads, I was kicked off
by chillacy on Monday January 04, 2021 @05:34PM
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I very much want this to be true but it seems you’ll do fine if you can confidently spew off another explanation.
https://religiondispatches.org/a-year-after-the-non-apocalyp...
Re:After spending $57M on Facebook ads, I was kicked off
by rootusrootus on Monday January 04, 2021 @02:37PM
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You could become the leader of the free world, even.
"Facebook decided they don't want to be a part of this type of content distribution" - That is not stated as an implied opinion, it is stated as a fact with absolutely nothing to back it up. Certainly Facebook is just as filled with this kind of low-quality content today as it was yesterday or three months ago. There is just nothing to support your speculation that this is part of some movement by Facebook to improve quality of content.